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Being well-informed is always a good idea. This is especially true in the world of assisted reproduction, where the sheer abundance of options can feel overwhelming. Here you will find authoritative articles on every aspect of ART to help you separate the wheat from the chaff and make informed decisions regarding treatment.

  • WEBINAR: How to Handle the 2-Week Wait After Embryo Transfer

    Watch our webinar with psychologist Mgr. Adriana Meinert from Gynem Fertility Clinic! 

     

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  • Hormone Tests in Fertility Evaluation

    When couples face challenges trying to conceive, one of the first steps in assessing fertility is through hormone  tests. These tests are essential in understanding reproductive health by offering insights into hormone levels that  directly impact fertility. For anyone considering treatments like IVF, hormone tests are vital in shaping the right  treatment plan. Understanding how these tests work can provide much-needed clarity and direction in the journey  toward parenthood.

    Hormone Tests in Fertility Evaluation
  • Enhancing IVF Success with Laser Assisted Hatching

    Laser Assisted Hatching (LAH) is a breakthrough technique in the world of IVF that can significantly increase the  chances of embryo implantation and successful pregnancy. During IVF, embryos must hatch from the zona  pellucida, the outer shell surrounding them, to implant into the uterine lining. In some cases, this shell is too thick,  or the embryo may have difficulty hatching on its own, reducing the likelihood of a successful pregnancy. (Source:  OneFertilitykw) LAH helps overcome this hurdle by using a laser to create a small opening in the zona, making it  easier for the embryo to implant.

    Enhancing IVF Success with Laser Assisted Hatching
  • WEBINAR: Add-ons in fertility treatment - What you need to ask

    Are you exploring fertility treatment options? Check out this informative video featuring our Head Embryologist, RNDr. Tomáš Rieger, PhD., as he dives into the important topic of add-ons in fertility treatment. He explains the various add-ons available, how they can support your journey, and what you need to know to make informed choices. 

    Tomas Rieger
  • Understanding the Role of Inflammation in Fertility

    Inflammation is the body's natural response to injury, infection, or harmful stimuli. While it is a protective  mechanism, chronic inflammation can significantly impact overall health, including fertility. Many people are  unaware of how closely inflammation is linked to reproductive health and fertility challenges. Understanding this  connection can be essential for those trying to conceive, whether naturally or through assisted reproductive  technologies like IVF.

    Understanding the Role of Inflammation in Fertility
  • IVF Options for LGBTQ+ Couples and Individuals

    For LGBTQ+ couples and individuals looking to grow their families, IVF is a promising path. Whether you’re part of  a same-sex couple, non-binary, or transgender, the process can offer hope. (Source: Aspire) There are unique  aspects to consider, from navigating legal requirements to choosing the right fertility treatments and donors.  Having the right information and support can make this journey more manageable.

    IVF Options for LGBTQ+ Couples and Individuals
  • Preparing for Childbirth After IVF: Tips for a Smooth Delivery

    After a successful in vitro fertilization (IVF) journey, preparing for childbirth can feel exciting and overwhelming.  While your pregnancy may have been closely monitored, the delivery process can still hold uncertainties. Here are  practical tips to help you navigate childbirth after IVF for a smooth and positive experience.

    Preparing for Childbirth After IVF: Tips for a Smooth Delivery
  • Navigating Infertility as a Couple: Strengthening Your Relationship

    Infertility is a challenging journey that can strain even the strongest relationships. When a couple is trying to conceive without success, the emotional toll can be significant, leading to feelings of frustration, disappointment,  and even guilt. By approaching infertility as a shared challenge, couples can emerge stronger and more connected.  Understanding the impact of infertility on your relationship and learning how to support each other through this  difficult time can make a difference.

    Navigating Infertility as a Couple: Strengthening Your Relationship
  • Fertility and Age: Myth vs. Reality

    The aspiration to start a family is shared by many, and for numerous individuals, the decision to have a child is a deeply  personal journey. However, the biological clock is a reality that cannot be ignored. Our fertility naturally declines as  we age, leading to several misconceptions and myths surrounding the relationship between age and fertility.

    Fertility and Age: Myth vs. Reality
  • The Role of Egg Retrieval in IVF: A Crucial Step in the Process

    In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a complex process that involves several critical steps. One of the most crucial stages is egg retrieval, which involves extracting eggs from the ovaries. A successful egg retrieval is essential for the success of an  IVF cycle.

    The Role of Egg Retrieval in IVF: A Crucial Step in the Process
  • Webinar: Implantation failure in IVF: causes and prevention

    During this webinar, Dr. Kristýna Frühaufová, PhD, Head Physician at GYNEM Fertility Clinic in the Czech Republic, addressed the topic of implantation failure in IVF. She examined the underlying causes, shared prevention strategies, and offered insights on how to overcome this challenge.

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  • Natural Ways to Boost Fertility: Exploring Non-Medical Methods

    Boosting fertility naturally is appealing to many individuals and couples trying to conceive. While medical  interventions like IVF can be highly effective, some prefer to start with non-medical methods that can  support reproductive health.

    Natural Ways to Boost Fertility: Exploring Non-Medical Methods
  • Choosing Parenthood Through Fertility Options for Single Parents

    The journey to parenthood is deeply personal, and for many single parents, the path to having a child often involves  exploring fertility treatments such as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Single parenthood by choice is becoming  increasingly common as societal norms evolve and fertility technologies advance. 

    Choosing Parenthood Through Fertility Options for Single Parents
  • Balancing Fertility Treatment and a Demanding Career

    The journey to becoming parents through fertility treatments like in vitro fertilization (IVF) is a complex and  emotional process. Balancing this with the demands of a busy career can be quite delicate. However,  managing both aspects effectively with thoughtful planning and the right strategies is possible. 

     

    Balancing Fertility Treatment and a Demanding Career
  • Advanced Laboratory Techniques in IVF and the Role of SpermMobil

    When it comes to in vitro fertilization (IVF), laboratory techniques play a crucial role in determining the success rates  of fertility treatments. An innovative development in this field uses SpermMobil, a technology created to improve  sperm movement and increase the likelihood of successful fertilization.

    Advanced Laboratory Techniques in IVF and the Role of SpermMobil
  • The Miracle of Early Development: Why Embryogen Matters

    Imagine a tiny world where a single fertilized egg embarks on a remarkable journey, dividing and transforming into a  complex embryo with the potential for life. The first few days of this journey are critical, laying the foundation for  successful implantation and pregnancy. This is where Embryogen nurtures and supports this incredible process. 

    The Miracle of Early Development: Why Embryogen Matters
  • Managing Stress for a Successful IVF Journey

    In the world of assisted reproductive technologies (ART), IVF stands as a beacon of hope for many couples  struggling with infertility. While the science behind IVF is remarkable, the emotional journey can be challenging. Stress, which is already a part of modern life, can become especially overwhelming during IVF treatment. You're not alone. Studies have shown that the stress of infertility and IVF can be as significant as other major life  

    events. (Source: Oxford Academic) However, the power to manage stress and find a sense of calm throughout  the IVF process resides within you.

     

    Managing Stress for a Successful IVF Journey
  • Webinar: Fertility Preservation & Egg Freezing

    Watch the recording of the webinar about fertility preservation & egg freezing with Dr. Kristýna Frühaufová, the Head Physician at GYNEM Fertility Clinic in the Czech Republic.

    Kristyna Fruhaufova
  • Can PICSI Increase Your Chances of IVF Success?

    In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) has transformed family building for many couples facing infertility. While the  standard IVF process offers hope, advancements continue to refine it, increasing success rates. Physiological  Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (PICSI) is one such innovation that could potentially improve sperm selection  during IVF.

    Can PICSI Increase Your Chances of IVF Success?
  • Open Communication: Building Trust with Your Child Conceived Through IVF

    Building a family is a beautiful journey, and sometimes that journey takes unexpected turns. For some families,  a little scientific magic helps complete the picture. This can involve a process where doctors help create an  embryo, leading to the arrival of a cherished child.

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  • Finding the right fertility specialist for your IVF Journey

    In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) offers a powerful glimmer of hope for couples facing infertility. While the science  behind it is impressive, a key factor determines the success of this treatment: the expertise and guidance  of your fertility specialist. Choosing the right doctor becomes your compass, setting the tone for an  informed, supported, and empowered experience throughout your IVF journey.

    Finding the right fertility specialist for your IVF Journey
  • Understanding the Role of ICSI in IVF Treatments

    Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) is a specialized form of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) that is used primarily  for the treatment of severe cases of male-factor infertility. ICSI involves the injection of a single sperm directly  into a mature egg. This procedure was developed in the early 1990s and has dramatically improved the  treatment options for couples where the male partner has severe sperm abnormalities. (Source: Science Direct) 

    Understanding the Role of ICSI in IVF Treatments
  • Sleep and IVF: Why a Good Nights Rest Matters for Fertility

    In the world of IVF, every detail seems to hold weight in the quest for a successful pregnancy. From medication  timing to embryo quality, many factors influence the outcome. But one often-overlooked aspect can  significantly impact your fertility journey – sleep. 

     

    Sleep and IVF: Why a Good Nights Rest Matters for Fertility
  • Secondary Infertility and IVF as an Option

    The joy of welcoming a child is beyond compare, a moment forever drawn in your heart. However, expanding the family  doesn’t always follow the same path. Secondary infertility, the inability to conceive after having a biological child, can be a surprising and emotionally challenging experience. Having a child before doesn’t guarantee an easy journey to the next. 

     

    Secondary Infertility and IVF as an Option
  • Embracing the Future of IVF with Gavi - The Automated Vitrification System

    In vitro fertilization (IVF) has been a transformative technology for countless couples facing fertility challenges.  It has opened new doors and brought hope to those who had none. As we continue to push the boundaries of  medical science, new techniques are being developed to enhance the success rates of IVF treatments. One groundbreaking innovation that stands at the forefront of these advancements is the Gavi - automated vitrification system.

    Embracing the Future of IVF with Gavi - The Automated Vitrification System
  • The Menstrual Cycle and Fertility

    The menstrual cycle is a natural process that prepares the female body for pregnancy every month. It involves  a series of hormonal changes that lead to an egg's development and the uterus's preparation for a potential  pregnancy. These changes are orchestrated by a complex interplay of hormones, including follicle-stimulating  hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), estrogen, and progesterone. (Source: Nutriplexity) Understanding  these hormonal shifts and their impact on ovulation and fertility is crucial for women trying to conceive. The  menstrual cycle typically lasts between 21 to 35 days, with ovulation usually occurring in the middle of the  cycle. This is when the egg is released from the ovary and can be fertilized by sperm. 

     

    The Menstrual Cycle and Fertility
  • Exploring Alternatives: Beyond IVF - Ovulation Induction and IUI

    When it comes to fertility treatments, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) often takes the spotlight. However, it’s  important to remember that other effective alternatives are worth considering. Two such options are  Ovulation Induction (OI) and Intrauterine Insemination (IUI). These treatments can offer a less invasive and  more affordable pathway to parenthood for many couples.

    Ovulation Induction and IUI
  • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Fertility

    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder that affects approximately 10% of women  of reproductive age. It is one of the leading causes of infertility in women. PCOS is characterized by an  overproduction of androgens, or male hormones, by the ovaries. This hormonal imbalance can lead to a variety  of symptoms, including irregular periods, excessive hair growth, acne, and weight gain. However, one of the  most significant implications of PCOS is its effect on fertility. (Source: Tommy´s) 

    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Fertility
  • The Transformative Power of Egg Donation

    Within the dynamic field of reproductive medicine, egg donation shines as a hopeful solution for many  couples dealing with infertility issues. This procedure, which involves utilizing eggs donated by another  woman to facilitate conception, has been pivotal in helping numerous individuals and couples around  the globe realize their dream of parenthood.

    The Transformative Power of Egg Donation
  • In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and the Possibility of Twins

    In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a groundbreaking technology that has revolutionized the field of reproductive  medicine. It offers hope to couples struggling with infertility, providing them with a chance to conceive their  biological child. One fascinating aspect of IVF is the increased likelihood of multiple pregnancies, including twins. 

    Possibility of Twins
  • EmbryoScope: A Revolutionary Technology in IVF and Fertility

    EmbryoScope is a groundbreaking technology that has significantly advanced the field of reproductive medicine.  This state-of-the-art incubator, equipped with time-lapse technology, allows for the uninterrupted observation of  embryos in real time.

    EmbryoScope
  • Fertility After Cancer: Your Path to Parenthood

    Cancer treatments can be tough on fertility, making it hard for people who want to have kids. But thanks to medical science, there are ways to keep your fertility safe. And other options for becoming a parent after cancer  treatment.

    Fertility After Cancer
  • Fertility and Lifestyle: The Effects of Smoking, Alcohol, and Exercise

    Smoking is a habit that has far-reaching effects on our health, including fertility. In men, smoking can lead to a  decrease in sperm count and motility, and it can cause DNA damage in sperm. (Source: Fertility Centers of New  England) This means that the sperm’s ability to reach and fertilize an egg is compromised, reducing the chances  of conception.

    The Effects of Smoking
  • Endometriosis and Its Impact on Fertility

    Endometriosis, a medical condition that affects approximately 10% of women worldwide, is a significant  cause of infertility and can have a profound impact on a woman’s quality of life. (Source: WHO) This article wants to shed light on endometriosis and its effects on fertility.

    Endometriosis
  • Fertility, Unique Paths to Parenthood

    Fertility challenges are a deeply personal and often complex journey for many individuals and couples.  The road to parenthood can be filled with unexpected turns and hurdles, but modern medicine and  personalized care have opened up unique paths to help navigate this journey. This article delves into the  intricacies of fertility treatments, with a focus on personalizing the experience to meet the diverse needs  of those dreaming of starting a family.

    Fertility, Unique Paths to Parenthood
  • Starting Your Fertility Journey: Understanding IVF and Initial Steps

    For women facing fertility challenges, the journey toward conceiving a child can be emotionally draining  and medically challenging. Understanding the initial steps is important in these circumstances, especially  for those considering In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) or other medical procedures that involve handling eggs,  sperm, or embryos outside the body.

    Fertility Journey
  • Dealing with Miscarriage: Emotional Support and Medical Advice

    Miscarriage (early pregnancy loss) is a heartbreaking and often traumatic experience. It can affect the  woman, her partner, family, and friends. It is important to seek emotional support and medical advice after a miscarriage. 

    Emotional Support
  • The Men's Side of IVF: What to Expect from the Medical Procedure

    For men facing fertility challenges, the journey toward conceiving a child can be emotionally challenging and  medically daunting. Coping with stress and uncertainty is important in these circumstances, especially for those  undergoing In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) or other medical procedures that involve handling eggs, sperm, or embryos  outside the body.

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  • Understanding Age and Fertility

    Misunderstandings about age and fertility can complicate family planning. It’s important to know that as  people age, their fertility decreases. This article aims to look into how age affects fertility and clarify the  relationship between these two critical aspects of reproductive health.

    Age and Fertility
  • Pre-Implantation Genetic Testing (PGT)

    Pre-Implantation Genetic Testing (PGT) is a revolutionary technology that has transformed the field of  reproductive medicine. A group of genetic tests evaluate embryos before transfer to the uterus. This  technology is used with in vitro fertilization (IVF) to increase the potential for a successful pregnancy  and delivery.

    Pre-Implantation Genetic Testing
  • Alternative Therapies for Fertility: Exploring Acupuncture, Yoga, and Mindfulness

    Many people who are trying to conceive or undergoing fertility treatments may look for ways to boost  their chances of success and cope with the stress and uncertainty of the process. While conventional  fertility treatments, such as IVF and IUI, are proven to be effective. Some people may also benefit from  alternative therapies like acupuncture, yoga, and mindfulness. These therapies can help improve  physical and mental health, balance hormones, and enhance well-being, all of which can positively  impact fertility.

    Alternative Therapies for Fertility
  • Navigating Infertility: A Journey Through Emotions and Support

    When embarking on the journey of conception, the landscape can often seem complex, daunting, and laden  with terminologies like IVF, fertility calendars, surrogate options, and more. The road to parenthood isn't  always straightforward. Still, with advancements in reproductive science and the wealth of information  available, individuals navigating fertility-related concerns now have a multitude of options to explore. 

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  • Hormone-Related Factors in Infertility

    Infertility, a condition that affects millions of couples worldwide, is often a silent struggle. It’s defined as the lack of ability to conceive after a year of regular, unprotected intercourse. Among the numerous causes of infertility, hormonal imbalances are a significant contributor, particularly in women. This post aims to shed light on the role of hormones in fertility and how imbalances can lead to infertility.

    Hormone-Related Factors in Infertility
  • 7 Ways IVF Treatment Impacts Psychology

    Are you considering undergoing an in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment? Perhaps you have read a lot about the steps in the process, the success rates, and the possible outcomes, but have you thought about one of the lesser-known aspects of IVF - the emotional and psychological burden?  This article will try to shed some light on this impact in order to prepare you for what you should expect. 

     

    IVF Treatment
  • Use Of Ozone Sauna Therapy In Infertility Treatment

    Ozone sauna therapy (OST), or ozone steam sauna, is a form of alternative therapy that involves using ozone gas in combination with steam to create a sauna-like effect. The therapy involves administering medical-grade ozone gas into a sauna chamber encompassing the body. There the ozone gas is mixed with steam while the patient’s head is outside of the sauna. The idea behind this therapy is that ozone, which is a highly reactive form of oxygen, may have a number of health benefits.

    Ozone Sauna Therapy
  • Why are three cycles of IVF recommended?

    If you have been researching or discussing options for in vitro fertilization (IVF) at multiple fertility clinics, you may have noticed that many offer three cycles packages. Rest assured that this is not some kind of conspiracy or superstition, according to which three is a lucky number. IVF centers may recommend multiple cycles of IVF treatment for various scientific reasons.

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  • The Three-Parent In Vitro Baby

    Three-parent in vitro fertilization (IVF) is a reproductive procedure aimed at preventing the transmission of certain genetic disorders caused by mitochondrial DNA mutations from mother to child. It is also known as mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT) or mitochondrial donation, and the first baby born this way was in the US in 2016.

    The Three-Parent
  • Primary Ovarian Insufficiency - Early Menopause

    Every woman’s fertility can last a different amount of time. Some say this is encoded in our DNA, others think that a combination of genetic and external factors may influence this. Overall, specialists believe that, on average, women's fertility age lasts until their late 40s or early 50s. They lose fertility when their ovaries stop producing hormones such as estrogen and progesterone, as well as eggs.

    Primary Ovarian Insufficiency
  • Elective Single-Embryo Transfer in IVF Treatment

    The embryo transfer is an integral part of the in vitro fertilization process. Typically, especially in the past multiple embryos were implanted in order to increase the chances of successful pregnancy ending with a healthy birth. However, multiple embryo transfer (MET) used to result in multiple pregnancies, which can be dangerous for the mother and the babies. Births of multiple pregnancies are more often premature, with low birth weight (LBW), and sometimes severe health hazards. 

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  • Scientifically Proven Nutrition Factors That Affect Female Fertility

    Today, we are all aware that some metabolic disorders, such as diabetes and galactosemia, which is the inability to digest simple sugar galactose, can lead to problems with female fertility. Still, the direct connection between dietary habits and ovulatory disorders hasn’t been thoroughly researched. 

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  • Which is the best IVF Protocol for you?

    If you have been considering an IVF treatment, you have probably read about the various procedures it comprises. As you know, the GYNEM fertility clinic specializes in helping you conceive and carry to birth. And on our website, you can find answers to a lot of your questions related to the IVF process.

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  • How Is Female Infertility Typically Diagnosed

    You are of productive age, and you have been trying to get pregnant for six months to a year without success. Perhaps it is time to get an appointment with a fertility doctor. This specialist will evaluate you and your partner. They will take a thorough medical history and perform a physical exam. Their goal is also to appoint a treatment if infertility is discovered.

    Female Infertility
  • Treating Female Infertility

    Infertility, or the inability to conceive after 12 months of unprotected intercourse, affects many couples of reproductive age worldwide. About 30 to 40 % of women who want to get pregnant may suffer from infertility problems globally. Their infertility could be due to various factors such as age, lifestyle, medical condition, and geographic location.

    Treating Female Infertility
  • Side Effects of Fertility Treatment

    Have you been considering undergoing fertility treatment? Have you talked with a fertility specialist about in-vitro fertilization (IVF), the most popular method for achieving pregnancy?

    Side Effects
  • Assisted Hatching Technique in IVF - What is it, How is it done, and When is it a good idea?

    Babies are conceived when the man’s sperm penetrates the woman’s egg. This way fertilized egg attaches itself to the inner lining of the uterus and begins multiplying until it grows into a fetus. This process of fertilization can occur naturally during sexual intercourse or in laboratory conditions with the assistance of fertility specialists. The second is an essential part of the in-vitro fertilization technique (IVF). This is followed by a few days of observation, which controls whether the egg is dividing and developing into an embryo. The next stage, if everything goes normal, is embryo transfer, when the embryo is implanted in the woman’s uterus.

     

    Assisted Hatching Technique
  • Factors Determining IVF Success - Part 2

    IVF treatment is a delicate and multi-faceted process involving the following stages - ovarian stimulation; egg harvesting and fertilization; cultivation of embryos, and embryo transfer to the uterus. The ultimate goal of these steps is a successful pregnancy and healthy birth.  

    IVF Success
  • IVF Over 40: Insights from an Embryologist

    Are you interested in the challenges involved in IVF for women over 40? In our interview with the head embryologist at Gynem Clinic, RNDr. Tomáš Rieger, Ph.D. shares insights on maximizing embryo quality through innovative laboratory methods, the impact of age on egg quality and fertilization rates, the potential benefits of genetic testing, and the ideal time for egg freezing.

    Leading Embryologist
  • Overview of Male Infertility - Causes, Diagnosis, and Common Treatments

    Researchers estimate that 8–12% of couples globally are affected by infertility. And male infertility is identified as a primary or contributing cause in approximately 50% of them [1].  With the term male infertility, we define the inability of a man to impregnate a woman after a year of regular and unprotected intercourse. It can be due to various factors, including genetic, hormonal, anatomical, or lifestyle-related issues. This article offers you a short overview of the causes, diagnosis, and treatment options for male infertility:

    Overview of Male Infertility
  • Factors Determining IVF Success - Part 1

    In-vitro fertilization (IVF)  is a technique that has been around for half a century now, and GYNEM clinic’s professionals have been part of it for over three decades. The methods used in the IVF process have advanced a lot since the first successfully born in-vitro baby in 1978. Initially, the success rates used to be relatively low - less than 10%, while today, the IVF successful outcomes are close to 50% in women younger than 35 years [1]. There are more than 8 million babies born through this method in the world today.

    IVF Success
  • What to expect from a donor egg IVF process

    IVF with donor eggs is more than just transferring a few days old embryos. If you are the recipient of these embryos your body needs to be prepared for it. Your body should be ready to receive the embryo and offer it the best possible environment, thus increasing the chances of successful implantation.

     

    donor egg IVF process
  • How to prepare your body for pregnancy

    Being healthy increases your chances of getting pregnant, having a complications-free pregnancy and giving birth to a healthy baby. Many women realize that their lifestyle habits may need to change in order to conceive a baby easier and faster, as well as to carry to term. However, not that many are aware that preconception checks of their health are equally important. [1] An interesting but not surprising fact is that half of women who attend doctor’s consultation before trying to conceive are more likely to adopt a healthy lifestyle before their pregnancy. [2]

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  • What to avoid when planning a pregnancy

    If you have visited the doctor for your preconception checkup you may already be aware that you need to become your healthiest self yet in order to conceive, experience a carefree pregnancy, and give birth to a healthy baby. The doctor most probably has prescribed some multivitamins, folic acid and magnesium to supplement your diet. However, there are other factors you may have to consider as well. [1]

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  • How to boost male fertility

    You and your partner are thinking about starting a family and want to get pregnant. In order for conception to happen you need to have sex at least a few times a week. The best days of the month are when your female partner ovulates. If you want to increase your chances of becoming a dad, you might wonder if there is anything you can do to become more fertile. This article addresses some of the most significant factors that boost your fertility.

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  • Ways to protect female fertility

    Female fertility is the ability to conceive a biological child. Women become fertile on their first menstrual cycle. This continues until they enter menopause when they stop menstruating. Fertility can be enhanced by making some healthy lifestyle choices. At the same time, it is important to know that your lifestyle may have a negative effect on your ability to get pregnant.

    female fertility
  • What is an ectopic pregnancy?

    Ectopic pregnancies are a scary type of pregnancy we may hear about from time to time. There is a large risk to the pregnant person with this type of pregnancy. Why is this type of pregnancy so risky, and why does it happen?

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  • Are there risks associated with IVF?

    IVF is a safe procedure that has helped many people have children that would not have been able to otherwise. As with any procedure, some risks could occur. When looking into any procedure, it is important to be aware of any risks and side effects. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome is one risk to be mindful of when considering IVF.

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  • PCOS and Fertility Treatments

    PCOS impacts many people and limits their chances to conceive naturally. Luckily, IVF exists and can help those who wish to conceive but struggle with fertility due to PCOS. Does IVF look any different for this with PCOS? Will the chances of success be the same for a person with IVF? These are questions many people ask who have PCOS and are curious about starting the IVF process.

    PCOS and Fertility
  • Celiac Disease and Fertility

    Many autoimmune diseases seem to have an impact on fertility. It is hard to decipher why this is the case. Autoimmune diseases themselves are difficult to diagnose and treating the symptoms of these diseases is another battle. Celiac disease is a pretty common autoimmune disease, does this autoimmune disease like many others affect fertility?

    Celiac Disease and Fertility
  • Smoking and fertility

    Smoking is widely regarded to be dangerous for those who are pregnant and the fetus they are carrying. Doctors advise against smoking while pregnant as this is not healthy for you or your future baby. Besides this, we know there are many health issues that accompany smoking. Smoking can damage many areas of your body such as your lungs, teeth, and gums; but can it also hurt your fertility?

    Smoking and fertility
  • Can environmental pollution impact fertility?

    Many people are concerned about rates of infertility and what could be causing this. Many people are choosing to have children later in life and this can lead to some struggles with fertility due to lower-quality eggs. As concerns about our environment and pollution have grown in recent history there has also been some discussion about how pollutants can impact fertility. This has led to a lot of concern for people and rightfully so.

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  • Early Menopause: What is it and why does it happen?

    Menopause is a given in most women’s lives at some point. No one expects it to occur before a certain age. It can be alarming when menopause occurs before your mid-thirties. Why does this happen and is there a reason that menopause occurs early for some women?

    Early Menopause
  • Limits to Male Fertility Tests

    Male fertility is important to test and assess when a couple is having fertility issues. The tests for male fertility are quite standard. Testing is the beginning of the journey for determining the solution to fertility issues for a couple.

    Male Fertility Tests
  • How does IVF change for women over 40? Our Doctor at Gynem Fertility Clinic explains.

    Many women are having children later in life. Women are also starting IVF later in life. Some people may not even know they will have fertility issues until their mid to late thirties and early forties. IVF can help many women have successful pregnancies, but IVF isn’t as effective for those who are in their later reproductive years. Our head physician at Gynem fertility clinic MUDr. Kristýna Frühaufová, Ph.D. gives some insight into what IVF looks like for women over 40.

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  • How social freezing with IVF is the best option for those who choose to wait until 35 for children.

    Many women are choosing to have children in their thirties and early forties. As women age their chances of a healthy and successful pregnancy decrease. If you know you want to have children but want to wait until your mid-thirties to early forties it is important to have a plan in place. Freezing your eggs can be the first step in this plan.

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  • How can nutrition improve PCOS symptoms?

    PCOS or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome affects many women and impacts their daily life. This syndrome is very common and if you have it you may be interested in different ways you can improve your symptoms. Changing your diet could improve some of the symptoms associated with PCOS.

    PCOS
  • What is Endometriosis and how can it impact your fertility?

    Endometriosis is a condition that affects many women of reproductive age. This condition can have a real negative impact on many women’s lives and lifestyles. Sometimes it is difficult for women to get a diagnosis with this condition. Some women with endometriosis also have trouble conceiving.

    Endometriosis
  • In the second trimester of pregnancy, what can you expect?

    The second trimester is a special time for many women. You begin to feel used to being pregnant. Many women wait until the second trimester to tell their friends and community that they are pregnant. This can be a time of celebration and preparation. There are many changes happening to you and the fetus during this time. It is important to know what these changes are and how to prepare for them.

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  • In the third trimester of pregnancy, what can you expect?

    The third and last trimester is a time of excitement and nerves for many women. You are so close to meeting your child, but there is still a lot to go through before you will hold your child. Many women feel the most tired and uncomfortable during this time. There is a lot to look forward to during this period, but there are also a lot of changes occurring.

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  • What does it mean when you have a low sperm count and what causes this?

    As far as male infertility goes the term low sperm count is often thrown around. Many men are told they have a low sperm count and that is why they are having a hard time conceiving with their partner. This may seem like a scary or disheartening diagnosis, but it is important to be informed about what this means and what you can do to improve your situation.

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  • What is PoTs and can it impact your chances of having children?

    PoTs or Postural tachycardia syndrome is a condition that is more common in women between the ages of fifteen and fifty. You may know someone who has this condition and depending on the person it may or may not impact their daily life. This condition can impact people differently depending on the severity. What exactly is PoTs and can this condition affect your fertility and pregnancy?

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  • In the first trimester of pregnancy, what can you expect?

    We often hear of pregnancy being broken down into stages, but what do these stages mean? How does your body react to each stage or trimester? These are great questions and there are many different books and articles that can prepare you for each trimester. The first trimester is the first stage of pregnancy that you will go through and it is important to be prepared for what this stage means for you and your future child.

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  • What are the best cycle-tracking apps?

    For many women who are dealing with fertility struggles, tracking their cycle is the first step in figuring out if there are any irregularities. Tracking your cycle helps you predict when you ovulate and for how long. Cycle tracking helps women conceive whether they have experienced infertility or not. Instead of tracking your cycle on a calendar, you can now use a variety of apps that prompt you to give information about your cycle daily.

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  • What are ovarian cysts and can they cause infertility?

    Many women may hear the term ovarian cysts and think that this issue is quite scary and can lead to infertility. For most women having an ovarian cyst does not equal infertility and most ovarian cysts are harmless. The term sounds scary, but usually, these cysts will not be harmful to you or your chances of fertility.

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  • What is the basal body temperature method and how can it be used to track ovulation?

    The basal body temperature method is a way to track ovulation and determine when you ovulate. People use this to aid in conception, by determining what days of the month you ovulate. This method can also be used for natural family planning to avoid pregnancy. Tracking your basal body temperature is an easy way to track your ovulation and no apps or extra tests are required.

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  • What should you expect when getting off birth control?

    Many women start birth control in their teenage years and then remain on birth control for ten-plus years. Birth control won’t harm your fertility in any way, but you may notice some changes in your body when you decide to get off birth control. Some women have an easy adjustment when stopping birth control and others experience some side effects.

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  • What is primary ovarian insufficiency and how does it impact fertility?

    When you are struggling with infertility there are a myriad of causes that could be preventing you from conceiving. While you shouldn’t jump to conclusions or self-diagnose yourself with some type of condition, it is good to be informed about conditions that do impact your fertility.

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  • What is gestational diabetes?

    When you are thinking about the possibilities of pregnancy, much of it can seem exciting and hopeful. As everyone knows pregnancy is not without its risks and many women are excited, but also concerned about a myriad of conditions they fear they will get while pregnant. Gestational diabetes is a condition you may have heard of. This condition doesn’t impact your fertility. This condition occurs when high blood sugar develops during pregnancy and your body can not produce enough insulin. While you shouldn’t fear this condition it is good to be aware of the risks and symptoms associated with it. Most women with gestational diabetes have safe and healthy pregnancies despite the condition.

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  • The importance of nutrition and how a nutritionist can change your fertility journey.

    If you are on your fertility journey currently and looking into IVF or other treatments, or if you are just thinking about when you’d like to have children it is important to focus on your nutrition. As many of us know, diet is very important for fertility. There is a range of vitamins and supplements that are recommended for women trying to conceive. Beyond supplements, working with a nutritionist could provide some added guidance and structure to your search for the perfect fertility diet.

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  • What does it mean when eggs are frozen?

    It is common knowledge that eggs, sperm, and embryos can be frozen to be used at a later date. You may know some friends or family that have considered this or had their eggs frozen. This is a completely safe and ethical process, but many of us don’t know what this process entails. Are your eggs being stored in some kind of special freezer? While this isn’t a bad guess, there is a scientific process behind freezing eggs and storing them long-term. Vitrification is one of the main processes used to freeze eggs.

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  • What should you know before choosing a sperm donor?

    People choose to use a sperm donor for a variety of reasons. Some couples may struggle with male infertility, other couples may be worried about genetic diseases they could carry, and some people just don’t have someone they can or would like to have biological children with. There is no right or wrong reason for choosing to use a sperm donor. It is important to be informed before you make this important choice about your future family.

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  • IVF and multiple births.

    It is often said that women who undergo IVF are more likely to have twins or triplets. Multiple births can be exciting to some women, and very scary to others. While IVF is a safe and popular process, many women have reservations about starting IVF and one of these reservations may be the possibility of multiple births. Is the likelihood of multiple births from IVF a rumor or reality?

     

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  • What is the process for donating your eggs?

    Many women have heard of the possibility of donating their eggs, you may even have a friend who has donated their eggs. Donating your eggs can help another couple achieve their dreams of having a child. Many women can’t get pregnant or carry a full-term pregnancy, and egg donation may be the only way for them to have a child. If you are considering donating your eggs it is important to be familiar with the process.

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  • Why are people choosing to have children later in life?

    It may seem like people are having children later in life in comparison to ten or twenty years ago. People choose to have children at certain times in their life for a variety of reasons. Some want to have children young and they may feel they will have more energy for parenthood at a younger age. Others want to take time to build a career and save before having children. Both of these are great reasons.

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  • How to take care of yourself during IVF treatment.

    IVF can be a hard process for some. Many couples have struggled with infertility for a long time and IVF is their hope to finally get pregnant. IVF can put emotional and physical strains on a couple. IVF is a fantastic treatment that has worked for many, but that doesn’t mean that IVF treatment is easy and painless. Many feel anxiety and stress when going through IVF. These feelings are normal, but it is important to deal with them instead of brushing these feelings aside.

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  • What are treatments for male infertility?

    Women are usually thought to have more issues with infertility than men. Men struggle with infertility and it can often go unnoticed. A man may not know that he is infertile or has a low sperm count until a couple decides to get fertility tests after a significant period of trying and failing to conceive. 

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  • What should you avoid leading up to and during IVF treatment?

    IVF is a process that can have a heavy impact on your body. You are taking medications that alter your hormones and your menstrual cycle. This can generally make you feel odd and not completely like yourself. Many people talk about the perfect diet for IVF and what activities you should and shouldn’t do. While you should speak with your doctor first, here are a few foods and things that many say to avoid during IVF treatment.

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  • Do autoimmune diseases affect fertility?

    Many people suffer from autoimmune diseases. These diseases can be hard to diagnose and can impact many areas of people’s lives. Women with autoimmune diseases may be concerned that this will decrease their chances to conceive and have a successful pregnancy. A health issue like an autoimmune disease can impact one’s fertility, but that doesn’t mean women with autoimmune diseases can’t have children. 

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  • Why should you think about freezing your eggs?

    Freezing one’s eggs has become much more popular in recent years. Women choose to freeze their eggs for a variety of reasons. As women, we don’t have an unlimited supply of eggs, unfortunately. The timing of our reproductive systems doesn’t always coincide with life timing. Many people want their eggs frozen as a backup plan. Whatever your reasoning may be it’s never too soon to think about freezing your eggs.

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  • How can thyroid disorders impact your fertility?

    The small thyroid gland we have in our throat can impact our health in large ways. Many people suffer from thyroid disorders and these disorders can be hard to manage at times. It may take some trial and error for those with a thyroid disorder to find the right medication and diet for them. Thyroid disorders can affect fertility and this is a concern of many when they are diagnosed with a thyroid disorder.

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  • Why should you think about embryo donation?

    When you are struggling with infertility there are a myriad of treatments to consider. It is hard to know what treatment will work best for you. This may require some trial and error, which can be expensive and time-consuming. Embryo donation is just one option of many, but it could be the right option for you and your family.

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  • Why you should start tracking your ovulation and how to start.

    The menstrual cycle can seem complicated and confusing if you haven’t learned much about the different phases and when ovulation happens. Your cycle may be very different from some of your friends and this is perfectly normal. Take ownership over your cycle and start learning about it.

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  • What chemicals should you be worried about when trying to conceive? 

    When trying to conceive it is well known that there could be many outlying factors affecting your ability to conceive. One of these factors could be chemicals that you encounter in your everyday life. What are these chemicals? What harmful ingredients should you avoid when buying food and other products? Could these chemicals impact your ability to produce high-quality embryos?

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  • How can you regulate your menstrual cycle with natural remedies and practices?

    Many women struggle with having an irregular menstrual cycle. This can occur for a variety of reasons. Many women may also wish to try more natural ways to improve the regularity of their cycle before trying medications. Medications can be great for some women, but for those who want to try something else, natural remedies or changing some of your activities could be very beneficial in regulating your cycle. 

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  • 3 Ways to Prevent Infertility

    You’re probably aware that being at an unhealthy weight can have catastrophic effects on your body, giving you an increased risk of developing health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. [1] Other health problems such as fertility issues can also arise as a result of being overweight or underweight.

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  • What is PCOS and how can it impact your fertility?

    Many women are impacted by PCOS. This disorder can cause menstrual pain and discomfort in many women. PCOS can also affect a woman’s ability to conceive. You may be struggling with PCOS and not even know it. Too much pain and discomfort from your period is not normal and you should consult a doctor to discuss this.

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  • Can I get pregnant if my partner has a low sperm count?

    A low sperm count, also called oligospermia, is where a man has fewer than 15 million sperm per millilitre of semen, while the average is around 75 million sperm per millilitre of semen. This condition is often a major cause of male infertility. [1]

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  • Do COVID Vaccines Affect Fertility?

    At the time of writing, COVID-19 has been around for the better part of two years, and it’s fair to say that it’s affected all of our lives in one way or another. In this incredibly short amount of time, doctors and scientists around the world have had to franticly come up with a vaccine that can help protect us from coronavirus disease which is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, to control and slow down the rate at which it’s spread, and to dramatically lessen the effects of illness from the disease.

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  • How Does Smoking Affect Pregnancy

    We all know the dangers and serious health implications that smoking can cause on our bodies – but how do these ill-effects translate to a developing baby and mother during pregnancy?

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  • Is It OK to Drink Alcohol Before an IVF Cycle

    You probably know how detrimental alcohol can be for your body, and how over time it can have adversely damaging effects such as heart disease, liver failure, and even cancer – so, what sort of relationship does alcohol have with fertility, and why should you avoid it before IVF treatment?

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  • Powerful foods that can boost your ivf success

    The foods that you eat are fundamental as they create a nutritional foundation for which all of your bodily functions are built from. Your diet contributes to hormone production, semen production, egg count, egg quality, the quality of your uterine lining, and a whole lot of other essential bodily functions that are related to fertility. Therefore, it’s fair to say that your diet plays a reasonably important role in determining IVF success.

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  • Can supplements help increase fertility?

    When trying to conceive, we all know how important a healthy and nutritious diet can be. But what about supplementation? Do we need supplements, and do they help improve fertility?

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  • Is bed rest necessary after IVF?

    IVF stands for “in vitro fertilisation” and is one of several methods available for people with fertility problems to help them become pregnant. 

    During IVF treatment, an egg is removed from the women’s ovaries and is then fertilised in a laboratory. After fertilisation, the egg, known as an embryo, is then returned to the woman's body to grow and develop, eventually resulting in pregnancy.

    This procedure can be done using your eggs and your partner’s sperm, or eggs and sperm from a donor. [1]

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  • What are the stages of IVF?

    IVF (short for in vitro fertilization) is one of several techniques available to people with fertility problems. In general, infertility is defined as not being able to conceive after 12 months of having regular unprotected sex. Infertility can affect both men and women of all ages, although it typically occurs in people that are over the age of 35, as fertility steadily declines as we age. [1] Treatment such as IVF can help individuals with fertility problems conceive successfully.

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  • What are the type of female fertility tests?

    Infertility is when a couple cannot get pregnant (conceive) despite having regular unprotected sex.

    Being diagnosed with infertility can have a significantly negative impact on the lives of both men and women who are trying to conceive – often causing couples to feel hopeless. Individuals that are diagnosed with infertility can develop mental disorders such as depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem.

    Research suggests that between 48 million couples, and 186 million individuals live with infertility globally.

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  • Why can't I get pregnant?

    When trying for a baby, it can be extremely discouraging when it just isn’t happening for you. In general, infertility is defined by the failure to achieve pregnancy withing 12 months of having regular unprotected sex. According to the WHO, 15% of reproductive-aged couples are affected by infertility worldwide.

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  • Are there any signs of infertility in females?

    Infertility can affect people from all walks of life, and is something that can have an adversely negative impact on the lives of couples that are trying to conceive.

    It’s estimated that a staggering 15% of couples are affected by infertility. This figure equates to approximately 48.5 million couples globally.

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  • Do worms cause infertility?

    Parasitic worms (also known as helminths) are living organisms that feed and live off a living host. The risk of parasitic infection is far greater in rural and developing regions due to the lack of sanitation. 

    Research shows that an estimated 1.5 billion people, or a staggering 24% of the world’s population, are infected with soil-transmitted helminth infections worldwide.

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  • How to support a woman's fertility?

    Has your biological clock awakened and are you starting to think about a baby? Some couples succeed almost immediately, others have to wait a while, and for others, the pursuit of their own offspring is delayed so much that they have to seek professional help from experts at IVF clinics. Fertility is becoming an increasing problem in the current population, and up to 20% of couples can only conceive thanks to assisted reproduction methods. Before it comes to treatment and artificial insemination, it pays to try some proven tricks to promote fertility in women. Just follow a few simple rules and you can take a new addition to your family from the maternity ward sooner than you expect. So how can you support fertility naturally?

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  • Moving on after failure of treatment

    We’re incredibly lucky to live in an age full of amazing technology and medicine which are able to fix and cure all sorts of diseases and ailments that simply wouldn’t have been possible decades ago. Although treatment for things such as infertility are a success most of the time, there’s always a possibility that things won’t work.

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  • The Monster Called PMS - Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

    Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) affects many women. Appearing about a week before the start of menstruation, it often accompanies the start of menstruation and can have physical and psychological manifestations. Women with premenstrual syndrome complain of lower abdominal pain, cramps, headaches or poor skin condition. Other symptoms include irritability, poor concentration, stress, fatigue and general depression. Although premenstrual syndrome is not classified as a disease and is often a source of a variety of indiscriminate comments, according to studies, almost 80% of women suffer from PMS. For some of them, it is so strong that it limits them in everyday life. What are its causes, symptoms and how it can be treated?

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  • Freezing eggs as a chance for the future

    Thanks to cryopreservation of eggs, many couples have a chance to preserve their fertility in the future. Almost a quarter of the European population suffers from infertility, and artificial insemination is often the only way to have a child. IVF treatment is physically and mentally demanding and egg collection is a relatively demanding process. Thanks to modern medical methods at IVF clinics, however, it is possible to collect more eggs and freeze them in case the couple decides to have more offspring and fails to conceive naturally. Cryopreservation is an opportunity to postpone motherhood and at the same time preserve healthy eggs.

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  • Pregnancy week by week: 16 weeks

    In the 16th week of pregnancy, the second trimester begins to gain full momentum. While two weeks ago, when the second trimester began, the pregnancy was not very noticeable on the woman, from the sixteenth week onwards, the time to change your wardrobe is slowly beginning. The baby has grown to about twelve centimetres and weighs about eighty grams, which could be compared to an avocado, for example. By this time, the genitals can also be distinguished. If the parents want to know the sex of the baby before birth and the baby is correctly recorded in the womb, the gynaecologist can use ultrasound to determine whether it will be a baby boy or girl.

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  • Pregnancy week by week: 14 weeks

    A woman in the fourteenth week of pregnancy enters the second trimester. The baby measures less than nine centimetres, which means that it is about the size of an apple and weighs about forty to fifty grams. The beginning of the second trimester is usually considered the most beautiful part of pregnancy. The morning sickness has subsided, hormones are stabilising and pregnant women state they are feeling more energised. During this period, expectant mothers are said to be "glowing". Thanks to hormonal changes, they have firmer and shinier hair, radiant skin and stronger healthier nails.

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  • Foods that support male fertility

    Many couples want to start their own family and parenthood, but many are failing. Infertility has become an increasing problem in Europe in recent years. Poor lifestyle, stress, lack of exercise or increasing age of expectant parents are to blame. In many couples, infertility is caused by the quality or lack of sperm in a man. If the couple does not manage to conceive after a year of unprotected sexual intercourse, the possibility of assisted reproduction is offered at one of many IVF clinics. However, fertility in both men and women can be supported in many other ways, and one of them is the adjustment of diet and lifestyle in general. What foods can affect male fertility and what other ways can it be supported?

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  • Guide For Donated Egg Recipients

    Donated egg treatment is the only chance for many women to fall pregnant and experience the beauty of motherhood. Today, almost a quarter of couples in Europe are infertile and the numbers are rising. The cause of infertility is often caused by genetic burden, various diseases and increasing age of first-time parents, but poor environment or inadequate lifestyle are no exception. If a couple is unable to conceive naturally even after a year of unprotected sexual intercourse, it is worth visiting an assisted reproduction clinic, having an examination and finding out the possible causes of infertility in both partners. Doctors from the IVF clinic will then suggest the most suitable treatment.  We will advise you on how the whole process works. 

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  • What is infertility and how to treat it?

    Almost one in five couples in the Czech Republic suffer from infertility. Men suffer from infertility, as do women, and often both are infertile. If a man and woman fail to conceive after a year of unprotected intercourse, it is time to consult specialists. Thanks to IVF and assisted reproduction methods, it is possible to help most who long for their own offspring. Doctors and gynaecologists are able to accurately diagnose the problem and also determine the best methods for getting pregnant. Thanks to state-of-the-art in vitro fertilisation methods, including donated egg treatment, doctors can help most couples fulfil their dream of a family.

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  • Pregnancy Week by Week: 17 weeks 

    The seventeenth week of pregnancy is the beginning of the second trimester and the baby can be up to 17 centimetres and weigh 140 grams. By this point in time, parents-to-be should know the sex of their offspring, of course, if they wish to know so and don't want to be surprised at birth. The foetus has already developed two basic reflexes at this time, swallowing and sucking. For women who suffered from nausea and mood swings during the first trimester, these should be on the decline. What to prepare for during the 17th week of pregnancy? 

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  • Newborn Care and Preparation for It

    You can never be 100% prepared for the arrival of a new addition to the family. Like any adult, a newborn baby is an individual who reacts to the world and the environment in their own way. The parents will find out what this reaction will be like after arriving from the hospital. Nevertheless, it is possible to take a number of steps that will make it easier for the baby to adapt from the safety of the mother's uterus to the new environment. It is recommended to start preparations in the first and second trimesters, because in the third trimester and especially just before the birth, future mothers need to rest a lot and the fathers to be available to them. How to prepare for the arrival of the baby and what is the care of a newborn? 

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  • Sperm and Egg Donation

    The donation program at assisted reproduction clinics is often the only hope for many couples receiving treatment for infertility to conceive their own offspring. Poor sperm and egg quality is the most common cause of infertility for almost a quarter of couples in Europe. IVF clinics therefore welcome all egg donors and sperm donors who are interested in helping others fulfil their dream of parenthood and conceive their own offspring. Who can become a donor, what conditions must they meet and how is the whole process carried out? We will advise you how! 

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  • Mental hygiene as a chance for conception

    Every doctor, and not only those from assisted reproduction clinics, will confirm that a good mood and mental state are essential for the treatment of various diseases, illnesses and ailments. In today's hectic times, which places high demands on us, it is often not possible to avoid everyday stress and stressful situations. We live in a performance-oriented society and work places high demands on us. With the constant cycle of never-ending duties and tasks, inevitably comes fatigue and stress. How to properly take care of your mental health, which forms the basis of our physical condition? The answer may be mental hygiene.

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  • Pros and cons for egg donatio

    Egg donation is no longer as taboo as it was in the past. There are many discussion forums on the Internet where women openly address egg donation and the whole process involved. There are questions about how to choose the right clinic, what does egg donation entail, what are the conditions of donation and much more. Some forums provide relevant information, while others support the myths associated with egg donation and collection. Therefore, experts from the Gynem Clinic have prepared a guide to egg donation for you, including all the pros and cons. Donations are voluntary and it is up to you on what you decide. 

  • Immunity development of the baby during pregnancy and after birth

    The immune system is crucial for humans because it helps protect the body from any harmful effects. It develops before birth and is consolidated all throughout life. However, most important is the first nine months, when the foetus is protected in the body of its mother, and the first three years of life. At this time, the most important substances against pathogens are being formed that could be harmful to the child. The body's defenses are strengthened, autotolerance, antigens and immune surveillance are formed. During pregnancy, the foetus receives immune substances from the mother's body, and after birth responds to environmental influences. What is important for the proper development of a baby's immune system?

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  • Male Fertility

    Infertility has become a major problem in Western Europe in recent years, and in the Czech Republic almost a quarter of couples have failed to conceive. Sometimes this is due to male infertility, sometimes female infertility and in many cases their combination. The effort to conceive, a successful pregnancy or possible failure thus affect the health of both partners. If you are unable to become pregnant after a year of unprotected sexual intercourse, it is time to visit an assisted reproduction clinic. Experienced professionals will perform a series of examinations and find out exactly what the problem is. How is fertility determined in men? How to promote fertility?

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  • How to manage high-risk pregnancies.

    Whether a woman becomes pregnant naturally or through artificial insemination at an assisted reproduction clinic, in some cases, despite all the doctors' care, pregnancies may be risky. There can be several factors that cause complications in pregnancy and endanger the foetus and mother. These are most often health problems, but stress or a bad lifestyle can also play a role. In many cases, gynaecologists will order measures only preventively, but in more serious cases, a bed regimen may be implemented at home or in hospital.

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  • Why donate eggs and how you can help?

    Artificial insemination and assisted reproduction is the only chance for many couples to start a family. Today, almost a quarter of the European population faces the problem of getting pregnant. Modern medicine has reached such a high level that it can help up to 90% of couples have their own child thanks to IVF methods. In many cases, however, assisted reproduction clinics need help from both egg and sperm donors. A number of factors play a role in deciding why to donate eggs, from the desire to help others fulfil their own dream to the financial reward associated with giving.

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  • Pregnancy week by week: 10 weeks 

    In the first trimester, during the tenth week of pregnancy, the unborn baby is about three centimetres long and weighs less than five grams. It is slowly beginning to look like a human being, and at this stage gynaecologists no longer speak of it as an embryo, but as a foetus. During this period, the internal organs grow, which are gradually beginning to function. Ongoing hormonal changes benefit foetal development, while many pregnant women in the first trimester suffer from nausea and mood swings. What awaits expectant mothers in the tenth week of pregnancy? 

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  • Egg Donation Guide

    Women who choose to donate eggs have many questions that are associated with this process. One of the first is why donate eggs? In addition to the financial reward associated with donation, it is an opportunity to help couples who fail to conceive naturally or through other methods of artificial insemination, such as intrauterine insemination (IUI) and others. If a woman decides to donate, the doctors will guide her through the whole process at the IVF clinic. If you are considering donating eggs, read what it all means.

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  • Exercise for pregnant women - yoga, pilates and swimming

    In the past, exercise during pregnancy was considered dangerous for both the foetus and the mother. Today, ivf experts agree that if a woman does not have a high risk pregnancy or has no other problems, an adequate level of exercise is desirable. But it always depends on how physically active the woman was before pregnancy. However, for healthy women, exercise during pregnancy is beneficial both physically and mentally. Properly chosen exercise will help relieve back and hip pain, reduce the risk of varicose veins, gestational diabetes, high blood pressure and relieve stress. Last but not least, exercise for pregnant women is also the best preparation for childbirth and the subsequent demanding period with a newborn baby. 

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  • Special IVF laboratory methods increase the chance of pregnancy

    If the couple is unable to conceive or one or both partners are struggling with infertility, assisted reproduction is the only way to have their own baby. Reproduction clinics commonly offer standard treatments and artificial insemination. In addition, there are special laboratory methods that increase the chances of successful fertilisation of the egg, its nesting in the uterus and successful development of the foetus. These assisted reproduction techniques include, for example, prolonged cultivation, assisted hatching, EmbryoGen, EmbryoGlue, and many others. What methods can be used to increase the chances of getting pregnant? 

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  • How to resolve breastfeeding problems

    Most women can breastfeed immediately after birth, but this is not a given. Some mothers may have a variety of problems, whether themselves or the child. The most common issues during breastfeeding include a lack of milk, cracked nipples, a blocked milk duct, inflammation of the breast, or even the fact that the baby bites while breastfeeding. However, all these problems can be resolved and your gynaecologist, midwife or lactation specialist will help you with them. Breastfeeding is the most natural and healthiest form of providing nutritionally balanced nourishment for the baby, which also strengthens the bond between mother and child. 

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  • Pregnancy week by week: 23 weeks 

    The twenty - third week of pregnancy is a period of many changes not only for the baby, but also for the expectant mother. The pregnancy is already clearly visibly, and it is during this time that weight gain occurs and rounding of the belly. The first uterine contractions, which are popularly called messengers, are also common. The baby also grows and gains weight. A big change for them is the development of hearing, thanks to which they can distinguish the mother's voice, to which they respond. What awaits pregnant women in the 23rd week of pregnancy? 

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  • Conscious Conception - what to do for it and how to prepare

    The psyche has as great an effect on the human body as it does on physical health, and in attempts to conceive this is doubly true. When trying to conceive, a proper lifestyle, a varied diet, plenty of exercise and good physical condition are not enough. Mental well-being also plays a very important role. Especially for women who have been trying for a baby for a long time and still fail. So how do the psyche and pregnancy relate to each other? What can be done to keep a woman in top condition not only physically but also emotionally?

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  • How to treat endometriosis?

    Endometriosis is one of the most common gynaecological diseases in women of childbearing age, which can be one of the causes of infertility. This disease is caused by a lack or increased level of hormones. The problem then is that during menstruation, not all of the lining of the uterus leaves the woman's body, but attach to other organs in the pelvic floor, where they cause problems. What are the symptoms of endometriosis and how to treat it effectively?

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  • Tips and Tricks on How to Manage Your Pregnancy

    Pregnancy is a period that most women look forward to and it is one of the most beautiful times of their lives. However, this does not automatically mean that the pregnancy will be a walk through the park. In many cases, women have to deal with a number of difficult situations in physical, mental and emotional terms. Some suffer from morning sickness, fatigue, swelling, mood swings or fear of the unknown future. Each woman experiences pregnancy individually, but there are some good tips available for managing pregnancy.

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  • Conscious Conception - what to do for it and how to prepare

    Conscious conception does not mean that a woman decides for herself to get pregnant, and that she will succeed immediately. Rather, it is about achieving a certain state of body and mind that prepares optimal conditions for conception. This state can be achieved by having a good physical condition and health, a balanced and varied diet, positive thinking and mental state and quality interpersonal relationships and coexistence with their partner. So what is conscious conception and how to achieve this state?

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  • Pregnancy week by week: Week 8

    The eighth week of pregnancy is an important milestone in foetal development. In the second month, the baby begins to resemble a human in appearance, even though it is about the size of a bean. During this period, changes occur in not only the foetus, but also the physical and mental condition of the pregnant woman. A large influx of hormones can cause fatigue, nausea, irritability or so-called "cravings". What should you prepare for in the eighth week of pregnancy?

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  • The best time to have a child – pros and cons

    In the modern world, women have the opportunity to decide for themselves when to become a mother. At present, there is an increasingly strong trend to have children at a later age. While some people criticise this attitude, others see it as positive. What does it mean for a woman to be a mother in her twenties, thirties or forties, and what effect does this have on a child?

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  • Donating eggs as a modern source of extra income and way of helping others

    Egg donation is no longer a taboo and, with the growing number of couples who have problems conceiving, egg donation is spoken of in the society-wide discourse as a modern phenomenon. There are several aspects to egg donation. It helps infertile couple, and the donor also receives financial compensation. Being a donor entitles a woman to a free comprehensive examination of her state of health and genetic predispositions.

    egg donation
  • Intrauterine devices – with and without hormones

    Nowadays family planning is taken for granted, and is not possible without contraception. In the past, contraception entailed a relatively intense hormonal burden. It was a burden not only on the bodies of women using contraception, but also on the environment in general. At present, women already have the choice of choosing hormonal contraception or a hormone-free variant. What are the advantages and disadvantages of an intrauterine device?

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  • 4 causes of infertility in women and their solutions

    Age has the greatest impact on female infertility. The ideal time to conceive is up to the age of 25, after which the number of eggs begins to decrease significantly, and their quality also deteriorates. However, increasing age is not the only cause of infertility in women. Appendicitis, obesity, hormonal imbalances or various pathological phenomena may also be to blame. What are the causes of infertility in women and how can they be addressed?

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  • Caesarean section – pros and cons

    There are many myths about how caesarean sections work and what their consequences are. Many women believe that if one birth has been performed by caesarean section, then subsequent births will have to take place the same way. But that's not always true. According to experts from the Gynem Fertility Clinic, it is possible to estimate the potential risks and let a woman give birth to a baby the natural way, even after caesarean. 

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  • Will it be a boy or a girl? How to find out the sex of a child

    In the past, expectant parents had to wait nine months before finding out their baby's gender. Nowadays, couples can find out the sex of their child much earlier. Nevertheless, some people keep it a surprise and don't let the gynaecologist reveal the sex of the child. If you are not one of them, here's how to find out your child's gender.

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  • More and more foreigners visiting assisted reproduction clinics in the Czech Republic

    The trend of foreign couples seeking the services of Czech assisted reproduction clinics is steadily growing. There are several reasons for this. Couples longing for a baby do not have to wait as long as they do at clinics in their home country, IVF is cheaper, and care is of better quality. The highest level of interest in reproductive tourism is from couples from England, Germany, Russia, Italy and France.

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  • What an ovulation calendar is and how to increase your chances of conceivin

    The window during which it is easiest to conceive occurs during the ovulation period. The ovulation calendar helps to determine when this period will occur, giving women the opportunity to predict their window and plan pregnancy. How is ovulation detected using the ovulation calendar, and what apps exist for it? 

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  • Embryo care at the reproductive clinic

    During a single cycle of in vitro fertilisation, a number of eggs are collected and subsequently fertilised with sperm. If fertilisation is successful, doctors have at their disposal several usable embryos that can be used for transfer. Currently, only one embryo is normally used in order to avoid multiple pregnancies. So what happens to the other embryos and how are they looked after?

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  • The effect of sleep on fertility or, how to increase the chances of conceiving

    Sleep is one of the most important conditions for the human body and much has been said about its beneficial effects. It is essential for restoring energy, helping the body to heal, is important for a positive mental state and the proper functioning of memory, and improves learning and concentration skills. Last but not least, quality sleep also has a substantial effect on fertility and increases the chances of conceiving.

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  • How to conceive? Guaranteed tips for conception

    Reached the stage of life when you're ready for a new addition to the family? Then you’ll definitely want some tips to help you conceive. In women, ovulation and calculating the window play a major role, and in men, a healthy lifestyle. Here are some guaranteed tips to promote pregnancy and rapid conception. Just follow a few simple tips and your baby will be soon be on its way.

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  • Increase your chances of conceiving with a better lifestyle

    Infertility can have many causes, and many couples are currently struggling with unsuccessful attempts to start a family. Decreased fertility is not caused by genetic predispositions or various types of diseases or disorders alone. Lifestyle also plays a large role. So how do you improve your lifestyle for better fertility?

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  • How to deal with male infertility

    Infertility is a problem currently faced by many couples. It is reported that up to a fifth of couples suffer from complications with natural conception. Fertility is affected by many factors in both women and men. What causes male infertility, and how do you recognise and deal with it? Detailed information can be found in our article.

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  • IVF covered by the insurance company – how much it costs and what you are entitled to

    Infertility is becoming a more frequently discussed topic in today's society. Thanks to advances in reproductive medicine and the amendment to the law on IVF, thousands of people have a chance to become happy parents. However, this treatment is very costly. How much does IVF cost and what are the options for its payment by the insurance company?

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  • The psychology of infertility – a way out of despair

    When a couple decides to have a baby, it's a big step in life. However, it is not always only nine months that passes between the decision to conceive and the birth of a child; sometimes this process lasts longer. If you are unable to conceive naturally, assisted reproduction gives you hope. However, IVF may not work first time round. How can you avoid succumbing to despair if your attempts are unsuccessful? 

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  • Covid-19: How to not go mad in these times

    The expected second wave is round the corner. On television, the Internet, the radio and other media, they're talking about nothing else but the coronavirus. People are being bombarded with countless new and different pieces of information, measures and data every moment. People don't know what's going to happen, the economy doesn't look good at all, and the prospects for the future aren’t entirely positive either. How can you not go mad from all this, and keep up a good mood?

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  • Breast cancer: how to detect it in time, and what are the symptoms?

    Cancer. A diagnosis that no-one wants to hear in their life. Unfortunately, carcinogens are very common and affect a large section of the population. Breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in women. As many as 6,000 women leave the doctor’s surgery with this diagnosis every year. A tumour is formed from cells whose original function has been altered and is out of control. It can also penetrate other parts of the body and create what are known as metastases. How does it manifest itself, and what can you do to prevent it?

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  • Epilepsy and pregnancy

    Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disease that is accompanied by epileptic seizures. It is one of the most widespread neurological diseases in the Czech Republic. It can appear at any age and its course is often unpredictable.

    Epilepsy and pregnancy
  • The three most common menstrual disorders

    A regular menstrual cycle is a reflection of every woman’s health. The idea that menstruation is something that a woman should be ashamed of, or worse, hate, should no longer apply. Yes, menstruation and certain parts of the cycle may not always be pleasant, but if a woman understands why she feels the way does at a certain phase of the cycle, she can get the most out of each phase. Unfortunately, as a result of today's hectic times and stress, it is much more common for a woman's body to be so exhausted that it interferes with the cycle itself. Here are the three most common disorders that women and girls may encounter.

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  • Five types of vitamins to include in your diet

    Autumn means Indian summer, colourful tree leaves and warm tea, but also a time when illness spreads, which is now a very relevant topic due to coronavirus. Strong immunity is more important than ever, and everyone should look after their own immunity. Balanced diet, exercise, sleep: these are the three cornerstones. How do vitamins and minerals that the body is unable to get from one’s diet support immunity? Here is a list of five helpers that are worth including in your diet.

    Five types of vitamins to include in your diet
  • IVF Methods Part 1 – MACS, ICSI, IMSI. What do these letters mean?

    At first glance, these words may seem like they come from another planet. In the world of IVF, however, they mean a lot. Each of these abbreviations denotes one method of artificial insemination. Here's an explanation and description of what these methods entail.

    IVF Methods Part 1 – MACS, ICSI, IMSI etc.
  • IVF Methods, Part 2 – Embryoscope, assisted hatching and much more.

    Second part of the IVF Methods article. The GYNEM clinic offers a large number of methods, more of which are presented here.

    IVF Methods, Part 2 – Embryoscope, assisted hatching etc.
  • Obesity and its impact on pregnancy

    Obesity is one of the most common diseases amongst the population today. It occurs due to consumption of excessive quantities poor-quality food, lack of exercise, and unhealthy habits. Among other things, it also has a highly negative impact on both conception and pregnancy itself.

    Obesity and its impact on pregnancy
  • What does the acronym IVF mean?

    Nowadays up to 20 % of couples have a problem conceiving. This is due to many factors, such as greater age, physiological problems, excessive stress, or an unhealthy lifestyle. If a woman cannot get pregnant, even after a year of trying, it may be worth considering visiting an IVF centre. What exactly does IVF stand for and what awaits you at the clinic?

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  • Egg Freezing method

    Medicine is advancing, and today we have options that our grandparents never even dreamed of. These also include procedures that deal with fertility and eggs, and which will be prepared when the time is right.

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  • Gynaecology at GYNEM

    You know the feeling – your calendar's packed, full of appointments and responsibilities, so it’s easy to forget that you have a preventive check-up scheduled for a certain date. People often don't go to preventive check-ups; they only visit a doctor when a problem occurs. However, it is very important to have some check-ups regularly - these include gynaecological examinations.

    Gynaecology at GYNEM
  • Psychosomatics and fertility

    As many as a third of couples leave reproductive clinics without identifying the cause of their infertility. Despite the fact that clinics have modern equipment and professional doctors at their disposal, the couple does not know what the problem is and what they should focus on or change.

    Psychosomatics and fertility
  • Sperm Donors are not Dads - Advice on How to Select Sperm for IVF

    When you first think about using donated sperm to conceive a child, you might think of it as picking out a father. While sifting through candidates, thinking of the donor as strictly a donor from the get-go will help you make a clearer choice and prevent future misunderstandings. Also ask yourself some guiding questions and set parameters to help narrow down your options because cryobanks keep thousands of anonymous and non-anonymous donors at hand, and having thousands of options can overwhelm even those most determined. 

    Sperm Donors are not Dads - Advice on How to Select Sperm for IVF
  • What is fertility?

    Fertility in women is the ability to conceive and produce a child. The statistics for female fertility are impressive: more than eight out of ten couples in which the woman is below forty years of age will get pregnant within one year if they have regular intercourse, ideally every two to three days without using any contraception.

    What is fertility?
  • Fresh or Frozen Eggs in IVF?

    Egg donation makes it possible for thousands of women who want to get pregnant, particularly women over forty, or with fertility-related difficulties, to successfully conceive and have a baby. For many years the only eggs available were those freshly donated, but rapid advances in the technology of freezing (cryopreservation) methods, have made it possible to successfully freeze unfertilized eggs which can be used in IVF procedures or stored for later use. But which, fresh or frozen eggs, are more successful in achieving the goal of producing a healthy baby?

    Fresh or Frozen Eggs in IVF?
  • The Embryo Transfer Process from Start to Finish

    Due to the need to produce multiple oocytes at once and synchronize the natural cycles of donor and recipient, fertility treatment may commence with up to a month-long round of contraception, customarily in the form of oral birth control pills (BCP). This is an important resting period for the ovaries prior to initiating daily injections of fertility drugs, such as Lupron, Nafarelin, Buserelin or Synarel.[1]

    The Embryo Transfer Process from Start to Finish
  • Facts About Fertility that May Surprise You

    Although there is still no absolute guarantee of pregnancy through IVF, the chance of success through this fertility treatment is rising as more is known about fertility and the process. In the earlier days of IVF, only 12% of patients were able to get pregnant. Now, almost 60% of patients under 35 succeed in getting pregnant when they undergo IVF correctly. IVF also used to result in a worrying number of multiple births, i.e. twins and triplets. This raises the chance of pregnancy complications and problems during birth. That number has now shot down from 30% of cases to 5%. 

    Facts About Fertility that May Surprise You
  • Getting your Pregnancy Plan back on Track after Coronavirus

    The coronavirus epidemic put the world on pause and altered the course of 2020. While many joked that the restrictions placed on travel and movement would spike the rates of both divorce and pregnancy, few considered the interruption of IVF treatments. Clinics had to close overnight, with no certain date of reopening, and couples around the world had to realign their hopes of getting pregnant. 

    Getting your Pregnancy Plan back on Track after Coronavirus
  • What is the Egg Donation Process?

    Egg donation is a process whereby a fertile woman donates an egg, or oocyte, to another woman to allow her to conceive. The egg or eggs are removed from the donor, fertilised with donated sperm in a laboratory and the resultant embryo implanted in the female recipient’s uterus using a procedure such as IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation). Egg donation is often sought by women who want to get pregnant but whose own eggs are unusable for various reasons.

    Egg donation process
  • The Definition and Causes of Infertility

    As the old saying has it: it takes two to Tango. But, as regards infertility, it only takes one of the sexual partners, the male or female, to have a problem for the conceptual dance to fail. Infertility is generally defined as a failure to conceive after twelve months of regular sexual intercourse without the use of birth control.

    The Definition and Causes of Infertility
  • What Can I Get from Egg Donation?

    An underdeveloped understanding of egg donation might leave you with the presumption that donating is a fast way to cash. However, health care for the donor and the psychological value to patients are often cited as the top reasons to either donate eggs or pursue fertility treatment using donated eggs.

    What Can I Get from Egg Donation?
  • If you’re trying to conceive – could acupuncture help?

    If you’re trying to conceive, it’s good to be proactive in your efforts to conceive. Sometimes the artificial insemination process has to be supported with all possible means. One of these is acupuncture, which strengthens the immunity, improves blood flow, regulates the hormones, and reduces stress, which can have a highly negative impact on women when they are preparing for artificial insemination.

    If you’re trying to conceive – could acupuncture help?
  • IVF is an immense challenge. Or is it?

    At first glance, IVF, or in vitro fertilisation, doesn’t seem a complicated process; eggs are removed from the body (or from the donor), fertilised in the laboratory, then returned to the uterus, which in the majority of cases completes the process. So what’s so demanding about that? The number of horror stories on online forums has terrified many people and discouraged them from seeking treatment, describing the process as very exhausting, particularly for women. Even though it is true that IVF is, in a sense, an immense challenge, one has to look at it from several points of view and find out what can be expected from this much-discussed method.

    IVF is an immense challenge. Or is it?
  • 5 things you should know before going to the IVF clinic for the first time

    Have you been trying to get a baby for some time and are still failing? Some friends advise you not to think about it, others tell you to start discussing with experts. But when is the right time to go to he reproductive clinic? And what if everything is normal with you and only nature takes time? We have prepared key questions for you to answer first and then consider whether it is time to pick up the handset and book your first visit to the IVF clinic.

    5 things you should know before going to the IVF clinic for the first time
  • 7 SUPERFOODS for fertility and hormones

    A healthy lifestyle and whole foods are essential in many aspects of life. And even has an effect on fertility. Let's take a look at 7 foods that promote hormone function and optimal fertility and we should include them in our diet.

    Superfoods good for fertility
  • Menstrual cycle

    Abdominal pain, lower abdominal discomfort, mood swings, but also a rush of energy and strength. These symptoms and much more fall under the term menstrual cycle.

    Menstrual cycle phases
  • Male infertility is real - the most common causes

    Many people may think that the inability to conceive is the woman's “fault”. In fact, the ratio between man and woman  is more than balanced - in 40% it is some problem on the female side, in the other 40% it is on the male side. In the remaining 20% the cause is not found or there is a problem on both sides. Let's look at the most common causes of male infertility.

    Causes of male infertility
  • 5 common misconceptions about the inability to fall pregnant

    Sex only during ovulation or daily? Smoking and alcohol? How do these and other factors affect the chances of getting pregnant? Let's take a look at the 5 common fertility misconceptions.

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  • GYNEM Family Clinic and its story

    GYNEM, the first family IVF clinic in the Czech Republic, was founded in Prague in 2013. This assisted reproduction (IVF) centre was established to expand the services offered by GYNEM, which has operated two gynaecological practices since 2010.

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  • Healthy lifestyle. Important or not?

    Healthy lifestyle. Two words that relate to our physical and mental well-being and can have an effect on a lot of factors s in our lives, including fertility. Everybody imagines something different under this phrase. And that's right - we all are different, individual, unique. Let's look at a few basic pillars as to what direction we should be taking.

    Lifestyle, mindset, balance
  • 5 reasons to come to Prague - and not just for IVF fertility treatment

    If you're still wondering whether Prague is the right place for IVF, then wonder no more – it is. The GYNEM IVF centre is one of the many clinics in Prague that treats infertility and helps women from all over the world to conceive. In addition, Prague is an ideal place to relax, and a tourist's paradise, for the following five reasons.

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  • 5 myths about infertility

    We have a lot of information in this time. On the internet you can find everything you want, but sometimes is difficult to find what is really true. There are five popular myths about infertility, you can find in many websites. Let's tell the truth!

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  • A Better Time Than Ever? Why 2020 Looks Good for Infertility

    Infertility is nothing new – millions all over the world are affected by it, both men and women. A number of conditions prevent couples from conceiving very regularly, and are a source of grief for many.

    A Better Time Than Ever? Why 2020 Looks Good for Infertility
  • The Misconceptions of Being a Sperm Donor

    Picture this: you’re a broke male college student looking for a quick and easy way to pad your alarmingly empty bank account.

    The Misconceptions of Being a Sperm Donor

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